Kayakers find an 8,000-year-old human skull in Minnesota River
The sheriff's office thought the skull might belong to a missing person. Then a report came back.
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The sheriff's office thought the skull might belong to a missing person. Then a report came back.
The Minnesota River was being depleted by drought when the kayakers found the 8,000 years old human skull.
In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.
In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.
In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.